A Tallit (Hebrew: טַלִּית) is a Jewish prayer shawl.
A Tallit (Hebrew: טַלִּית) is a Jewish prayer shawl.
Torah requires Jews to wear a garment of some type to cover themselves, while praying, and such garment must have fringes (tzitzit) attached to its 4 corners. The covering of oneself in the Tallit, during the prayer, is seen as a symbolic covering of oneself with the presence of God and separation from the natural […]
A Tallit (Hebrew: טַלִּית) is a Jewish prayer shawl.
$0Torah requires Jews to wear a garment of some type to cover themselves, while praying, and such garment must have fringes (tzitzit) attached to its 4 corners. The covering of oneself in the Tallit, during the prayer, is seen as a symbolic covering of oneself with the presence of God and separation from the natural world around. The custom of wearing Tallit dates back to 1800 BC, although the...